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dollars-and-cents

[ dol-erz-uhn-sents ]

adjective

  1. considered strictly in terms of money:

    from a dollars-and-cents viewpoint.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of dollars-and-cents1

An Americanism dating back to 1835–45
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If preserving and protecting the integrity of our election system doesn’t move you, then consider the departure of experienced election professionals from a coldly calculated dollars-and-cents perspective.

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The lower-paid actors who make up the vast bulk of the profession are facing simple dollars-and-cents threats to their livelihoods.

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Elsewhere in streaming, TV-like practices seem to be returning out of the sheer dollars-and-cents realization that the business is not limitless.

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“She wasn’t just a dollars-and-cents person. She was driven by her great love of film.”

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McCoy and others began devising the strategies that became financial therapy, creating a wider umbrella that could include both dollars-and-cents advice and explore the feelings fueling spending habits.

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